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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE Nd, August 3-Ootton dull and nomi.
namiddling TO- Flour about steady and very quiet
extra 3 OOa375: do family 4.OOa4. 40; city mills
super 5Oa3. 90: do. extra, 23a3 20 do Rio brands
family, ASS Wheat-southern steady, with moderate
inquiry: red. 79asl; amber, 80as2; western easier:
Der, 7Ss%sso 6ssobs1 s 81 ssh 5sssnbsr, s3ssa
81 yellow, 5Oa5Ih: western frmer and dull; mixed,
spot ~ asked; August, IN asked September, 47s
aud Pennsyivsnis, 33s3S; western white 36sas !:
western mixed. 33a35. Bye dull 4Ss53, new. Hay
steady Ness pork. ~ le s;9o Bulk meats
srdIsfnsd Ba''eF F PseksS l5s
ieum steady"refined. 6,s. Coffee higher and firrn0
Rio Garages. ordinary to fair lssslsh Sugar spiet
steady 1.Iisl.16. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
Quiet.
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THE FOLLOWING RECENT CHANGES Of officers on the
Pacific station are reported: Paymaster WI. Thom-
son and Paymaster S. Rand reported on board the
Mohican. Paymaster J. F. Tarbeii, detached, and
Chief Engineer j. K McNary reported on board
the Juniata. Lieut.. L. w. T. Waller, or the Marine
corpS reuorted ON board The Ir0nuniS
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TWO BABIES BURNED TO A CRisP.-A IRE at Lead
Vile, Col, yesterday, destroyed the cabin of
Philip Little, situated Ia California Gulch oppO-
site The American smelter. The cabin contained
Two sleeping babies, who We're burned 10 a crisp.
The father had gone TO his work and the mother
was at neignbor'S The children were aged
respectively one and three years. Despite the
efforts OF many willing hands they could not be
saved
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fHE SECONDS CAN'T AGREE.-M. Ferry's seconds
connr1n The statement that they were unable %
come 10 an agreement respecting the conditions OF
the duel between their principal and Gen. Bou.
LANCER. They explain that they proposed the same
conditions as those under which Cen Boulanger
fought with Baron Larelnty, and that Gen Bou.
hangers seconds refused TO accept such conditions
claiming that they had the right 10 settle the
details OF the affair. NJ. Ferry's seconds declined
70 admit the claim VI the Offended party ~ seuule
the conditions
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EseRAv1ss AM Dr. Sinking

Engraving on metal And wood. Monogtams and crests
ns seal engraving il all its branches. Bookbindefs
stamps Tor marking aud MI 81 stamping
Colo or silver bution enlgoldsEnx. Nexallns and al
0nds u Lodge paSuOhaEna1ia, mh Ij7
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THE EVENING STAR:
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

"A REVELATION
AND 4 REVOLUTION
The new EsTEY PHILHARMONIC" ORGAN.
An instrument far in advance Of the best Organ hit
erto made. unequaled in
POWER and QUALITY OF TONE.
UNIQUE EFFECTS. CHARACTERISTIC VO1CIN6
FIVE I5) FULL SETS OF REEDS OF FIVE t5)
OCfAVES EACH.
Mighty, magnificent, majestic. All contained in
wonderfully compact It designed for Churches
Schools. Chapels Saloon Psrlors Large Music Rooms
SANDERS STAYMAN,
JARvIS BUTLER Manager)
934 F ST. NV, Washington, d. G..
ID N, Charles st., Baltimore, Nd,
my10-3m 1917 Main st.. Richmond, Va.
LEADING Pianos.
DECKER BROS PIANOS. DECKER BROS
WEBER PIANOS. WEBER
ESTEY PIANOS. ESTEY.
FISCHER PIANOS FISCHER
For rentlaud sold on easy terms.
SANDERS STAYMAN,
Sole Agents,
my19-3m 934 F St NV.
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oIo' 5T. W. " NSuISVIoN1 D
To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:
think can throw some light on the vexed
water question now agitating this community.
When the Increase or 20 per cent was added TO our
water rates In 1885, 1 protested against IT to
Water RegistIa ar Thomas &. Cox, who soon after
died. Mr.. COX answered my protest by saying that
&S5, 900 OF the water fund had been taken for use
of the general fund and never returned. IL the
diversion or the water fund TO the amount OF
0o0 for use OF another fund, caused the advance
In the rates at that time. may not a
similar OF that fund be the or the present
increase In our water rates? / ask for informa-
ton. IL seems TO me this matter should be IN
yeStigated, and IL what Mr.. Cox told NE In 1850
turned out to be true, then measures should be
taken to reimburse the water fund by act OF Con-
water fund, which fund, / believe, is required 10y
act OF Congress TO be kept sacred for The sole
use OF the water department..
MICHAEL r. COMBS
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THE RACES AT IVY CITY TO-MoRRow.-To-mor
pieces Of the Brentwood Riding Club, promises TO be
quite Interesting. II has been 50 arranged that
the trotting races Will come off first, at O'Clock
SO that clerks in the Department may have an
opportunity OF witnessing the running races. The
entries for the Steepiechase tshort course closed
last night with the foIlowing-naInej horses: j.
Ford Thompson jr.s gr. &. kilbuck, {. A. Barnes
Oh. &. Jim, and b. Hughes blk. Z. Morgan.
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THE DRIVER CHARGED WITH AsSAULT.-A war
rant was issued from the Police Court to-day
charging James Higgins, wagon-driver with
Saultlng Mr. Ezra L. Stevens or the Indian Bu
reau in running his wagon over the latter near
the corner OF 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue
last Saturday, published In The STAR. Mr..
stevens was badly injured about the head and
shoulder,
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MACON INVITES THE PREsDENT.-The board of
trade Of Macon, Ga, united yesterday with The
city council and the State Agricultural Society In
an invitation to the President and Mrs Cleveland
and the members OF the Cabinet and their wives TO
visit the State Fair, which commences october "a.
The invitation assures the Presidential party OF
q Georgia welcome.
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TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctlopeer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NORTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY-FIRST AND L STREETS NORTH

TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
IL s5 sHaa9
fs!f
s ss =
the following real estate situated in the city of WASH
Front The By e u IF epn o S ss t.
square 100, This lot is improved by two-story-and-
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are One
1t and e
BY deed Of sold deposit Of
CASSIDY Trustee
GALE OF OLD MATERIALS.
| WAsHIsGToN De- July 20, 1887.
sasp fP sS and q. e ess Cd
G aGsfs sGi Of IF TMo qn
The materials be seen and schedules obtained at
'.e lss JOHN n WILSON, Colonel us: Army:
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. jy2S-6t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctloneers.
TkgsIEEs SALE NJ ,,S Of En-, yALTAgtE INPRoyEp
q EEtEsES gHHy sHHEtn ANR sa4ffAg
and duly recorded in LiberT and 70: olio s37,
one OF OF
bia and of decree, dated July 12th 1887, in Iii:
Equity No 99g7, Clara E. Wheatey ct al. vs..
lie auction ON, in front Of the PROMISES on MONDAY,
O'CLOCK NJ the following real estate, situated in
the city of Washington. in the District Of Columbia,
said city aud being lots F, q, II, and X" in the
division of parts of lots numbered two CD and
four 4 and the whole of lot numbered three (:51,
square numbered three hundred and fftytWo $3.50,
made by Joseph l.. McWilliams. May 9Th 1889, and
recorded in the office of the surveyor of said District
in Liber b. f. 1865 together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, which consist Of large three
story aud basement brick house, with grounds
closed by brick wall and iron fencing.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. and the balance in
six twelve and eighteen months. with interest; de-
ferred payments be secured by deed of
property. deposit of $3.50 required at the time Of
sale II terms OF sale complied with in seven
days after the day SALE property be resOd the
| risk and expense of the detaultng purchaser All
conyeyancng at purchasers expense
| RICHARD l.. WALLACE,
jy26- d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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FIRST WARRANTS UNDER THE ACT RELATING TO
STEAM ENGINEERS.-The rlrSt warrants under the
act OF Congress OF February %. 1887, relating 10
steam engineers IN the District were issued from
the Police Court to-day. Officer Breen swOre To a
warrants charging Smith Petit and James
DrppS with being the owners OF a
steam engine, and that they have In their employ
zone Lewis Bailey, steam engineer, Wen know
an engineer the said Bailey had not
been regularly licensed to act as such" The
warrant Was issued under section six OF the
act referred TO- which provides penalty OF $50 or
one month I'm the work-hOuSe. The officer also
SwOre out warrant charging that Lewis Bailey
acted as d steam engineer, not having been regu-
larry licensed SO 10 do by the Commissioners or
the District OF Columbia.
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District Goverume.s Afsairv.
An APPLICATION FuR RARpON.


On July % last John Williamson was sen
fenced 10 tne worGhouse for ninety days on a
charge OF indecent exposure preferred by MIS- Eva
McCarny. An application was made on the 30th
instant 70 the District Commissioners for bis par
don by Eva Mccarthy, daughter OF Mrs McCar-
the Hos nas
Williamson was employed, he conducted himself
in an excellent manner and she believes that he
child who testified against him Is too young 60
understand the nature OF an oath This letter was
Sworn Sworn 70 Gan and accompanied by an afadayt by
sister Mary Angelica Horton, superior OF the
academy, who testified as TO williamson's good
character and stated her belief in his Innocence.
ONCE for consideration and Recommendation, and
MI DAVIS, the assistant attorney. has returned .
will be granted
COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS
Johnson wants the pump on 9th street ex-
TENDED, between Lincoln and sumner streets Ne
but one ceat on the inclined approach to the canal
bridge on sid street, West Washington, and that
In damp weather II is. for this reason, rendered
CAPT. syxoNs SAYS
In connection with the correction made In tho
alignment &C, OF the water works tunnel re
nrst survey was not expected TO be correct; that
II was only preliminary and was intended TO be
1esse q ana Corrected. as 1t was, when the work
VITAL STATISTICS.
The report OF Health Of1cer Townshend for the
past week shows: Number OF deaths lO3: white 90;
colored, AZ; death rate per LOCO per annurn white,
29so; coored, 34el; total population, $3.50;
Thirty six were under years age, and IL over 90
years The principal causes Of death were: Diar-
rhBl l6; typhoid fever, z. Births reported: Nine
white males; 10 white females; Is colored males;
~ colored females. Marriages reported: Nine
white; o cOlOred.
BUILDING FERMITN
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwise as follows: Mrs. Lizzie A. Horning 10 erect
brick dwelling No.I411 F street northeast 81 900.
T. A. Bowling, to erect brick dwelling numbered
a. g street northwest, 81, ZOO. II. Roach, TO
erect brick dwelling numbered l0l l. street north
west, s., 800. K q. Campbell. TO repair No. 1229
New York avenue northwest, 81, 800. Mrs. Horan,
to repair No 129 L street northwest $500 Thos.
Jarvis, TO repair No. l426 9th street northwest,
$40.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners refuse TO appoint VIM. s.
McElfresh care-taker OF the morgue because he fs
already paid as laborer Of the sixth precinct,
and the law does not permit two salaries TO be
paid TO the same person.
James Keleher has been ordered to remove
within ten days the gate obstructing the alley In
square 49,.
Assistant District Attorney Davis is OF opinion
That the collection or taxes IS not barred 10y any
existing statute OF Limitations.
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NATIONAL STREET CAR COMMUNICATIONS
nifty delegates are Ia convention in Buffalo for the
purpose vi forming a national organization OF
strcet-car drivers aud conductors. The meeting
was called 10 order by III. q. Taylor, oI Phlladei-
phla, and Mortimer OConner, OF New York, was
chosen secretary. The delegates say that nothing
savoriDg OF a general strike Is In contemplation,
the sole purpose being 10 combine the various
unions all over the country together, and 10 dis.
cuss subjects VI Interest 10 them
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NTARTYN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AA FL MARTIN and c. h URNER, Proprietors,
,oi5 oth st. L. W, near city pOst-offce.
Inc highest standard Business College in America
Bookkeeping, Business Arithmetic, Theory Practical
ard banking pepartEaents; Day aud EvenIng SEES
si0nS. Pfof o. h UhSER, MA, c. T., Principal FIT
teen years experience More than 600 Graduates
N successful businSrs Pupils prepared for the Civil
cuisrs. 1nb3 6rn
pRlFATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study 70 adults confidential; prepares for college,,
ANNAPOLIS, West Point, all examinations
se2S IVY iSSTII UTE. : W cor Sth AMI, X sts nv
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BLOODY WORK AT PicNiC.-N the emancipa.
ton celebration at Graham, Cal, Monday whiUo
man was siashed with razor and beaten with
knuckles. lie died yesterday morning TWO negro
women quarrelled over the alienation OF the hus-
band OF one or them nve years ago. Guns wero
pulled and an Innocent party killed No arrests
have been made.
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cssB ss @ aSsass cEoSsf SSrn
about steady.cssh, 49k sePte@ser; 90 l;l6; 0eto-
sSrl e
October, 6.S2h.
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The Ameer Acknowledges His Weak.

CALCUTTA, August 3.-The ameer Of Afghanis-
tans generals, HaIdar and ISLANDER Khan have
withdrawn all their troops 10 kelat-i-Ghilze. This
action indicates that they consider their forces
TOO weak TO keep open teld against the rebels.
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Big BARGE FOR THE Il. q O-The steam barge
John w. Garrett, the largest vessel ever built In
THIS country, Was launched 10y the Harlan 4
Hollingsworth Co., al Wilmington, Del, yester.
day. She Is 566 ieet IA length and rs feet at the
widest part and has the capacity OF carrying
thirty freight and fifteen passenger at time.
She Is built FOR the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., 10 be used Ia Transferring trains between Can.
ton anu Locust Point, Baltimore.
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jyl6-2aw9t
(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTAT Z AT BRIGHTWOOD, d. G.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of -
the District OF Columbia passed il Equity cause SI
No l0OO3, Docket %, on the goth day of May, sH.I
1881 the undersigned Trustees will offer for sale
ct PUBLIC auction, in front of the premises
FRIDAY, the FIFTH (5TH) DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.
1887 at HALF-PAST FIVE Is 800 O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following described real estate, situate in the
county of Washington, in the District Of Columbia.
being known and designated on the plat for said
the said DISTRICT as peters Mill Seat" formerly the
IN the district Of couba bexinans
for the same ut the northwest corner Of said
lot, and running thence 8. 32 deg, W. $3.50
perches to road "B:' thence g. 50 deg, e. l4.16
"A" thence so deg, wI4l 6 perches the place Of
bexinning containing five 5) acres of land, more
less improved by frame dwelhng.house
TERMS OF sale One third 90 OF the purchase money
in cash. one third % in one year and one third 90
IN two years from the day Of sale all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser the said deferred payments
be secured by deed of trust upon the said described
rsaa estate and to draw 4 the int Of
Of the purchaser vt the time Of sale, aud II the pur
chaser shall fail to comply with the rerIns of sale
within ten O days after said sale the said Trustees
reserye the right to resell at the risk and cost OF the
detAu1tiDg purchaser.
CHAPLIN BROWN,
FRANKLIN If MAoKEY Trustees.
sos street q. w.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auet.. e36 E ST. 3y25 -d&ds
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MARRIED.

General Paine is cruising about the waters Oh
New London In his new yacht, the Volunteer.
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The Case Of Dr. Crawford.

ARGUMENTS ON 0k&tkhkh fV-DAf
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock the case OF DR..
Millard H. Crawford OF the Naval Hospital,
charged with fornication with Eva White, under
the Utah act, wins called, and the demurrer, nled
yesterday by his counsel, Messrs. c. S. Moore and
Charles Thompson, was argued. The demurrer
sets forth:
First. The said informations nor does either
one OF them charge this defendant with the VIOLA
ton Of any law, ordinance or act OF Congress in
force IN the District OF Columbia.
Second. That said informattonS are insufficient
imperfect and uncertain, and do not charge the
commission Of any Onense in the District OF Co
lumbia.'
Mr.. Moore opened the argument, saying that the
act under which the prosecution was brought
passed in reference to the Territory OF Utah. II
the court would examine the law he would find
that such offences were in vogue in a certain sec
ton of Utah. He called attention to the law OF
!s6. and then to the general act OF March p,
1852.
The argument was in progress when our report
closed.
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MIR. JOHN TYLER, JR., was much better to-day
than he has been at any time during mis- illness.

The WAR APARTMENT MARKINGs.-The board Of
civii-serv1ce examiners Of the War Department
has completed the marking OF papers OF clerks OF
classes one and s., OOc s. G. O.; and class 81 900,
A. G. O.; and the papers have been submitted 10
the Civil Service Commissioners. When approved
they Will form the basis for the promotion OF O
large number of clerks to vacancies which have
been accommodating In the War Department In
the s. q. .. there are thirty-three vacancies and
In the A. q. o. twenty-five.
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HE NEW tHiNksf MINISTER SEEING THE SlGHTs.
thahg la Jen, the new Chinese minister To the
nited states, spain and Peru, Is Just now en-
gagged In seeing the sights OF London He called upon
Minister Phelps yesterday, and will sail for New
York on the steamship Etruria ON saturday, acc
conpaned 10y Mir. Jabel L. NJ curry, United state6
minister TO Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

1HE CHOLERA AT MALTA.-Advices from Malta
say That there have been fatal cases OF Cholera
thefe and ta Ioui bills OF health being issued
10 vessels departing from the island.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOARTER.-The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: a.
m, 20; p. H., So; maximum, SO; minimum, g.
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BIDS WERE OPENED at Col. Casey'S Office to-day
for furnishing and erecting iron work for fence
and gates and courtyard stairs for the west wing
OF the State, War; and Navy Department building
$l,5l5; Champion Iron Fence Co., OF Kenton,
Ohio 81, 112; POulSon Eyer, OF Brooklyn 81 $50;
George White q Sons, OF Washington 81 $40:
Manly Cooper Manufacturing Co., OF Phlladel-
phia, 1885, and Charles White Co., OF Wash
ington, 81, 74S. The contract viii probably be
awarded to the Champion Fence Co., the lowest
bidders.
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EDUCATIONAL.


yUyrITION ON PIANO OR ORGAN GIVEN AT RE-
Il iuced rates during August and September Apply
at DROOP'S. 92o Pennsylvania ave. au3-2ts
INAIRFAX HALL
Seminary for Young Ladies', Winchester. Va Best
advantages in department. Full and compel tent
corps Of Instructors. Nineteenth year opens Septem
Der = Apply for catalogue to
MISS NJ. e. BILLINGS
au3-2aw10t Principal.
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oth streets northwest Nla-3w.
pARKERs GINGER TONIC, THE BEST CURE
ward Pains Exhaustion. Combining the most valuable
medicines with Jamaica Ginger it exerts curative
Lunss. Rnsumstsm Female ompIaints,. ana the dis.
H naIs i!is g sns stomach, Liver. Kidneys apd
would recover thaE hslt6 By timely U.S. d pHne
:Esd l, soc 1t Druggists H1scox ; 90, 1873 WllIaln
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EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS are being made about
the Interior Department Building. The sand.
stone OF the south front has been given a coat OF
whr paint, and the granite OF the east front has
been scrubbed and the dirt removed. A large coal
vault has been built under the pavement OF thu
east front. In the interior the frescoing Of the
walls OF the corridors and the rooms have been
upper floor has been partitioned OF into rooms for
the use OF the clerks This Will give twelve addi-
tiOnal rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

NEW YORK REPUBLICAN EprroRs CONFER After
The meeting OF the New York state republican
committee AT saratoga yesterday a number OF ne.
puDhcan editors met 10 discuss methods OF aiding
party success. A committee was appointed of
which Mr. Roberts, OF the UJca Herald Is chair
man, 10 call future meetings, ana IL was voted
taat the committee be required TO call meeting
Oh the organization at the time or the state con-
vention.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE: RRC0KE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS on
gemen so cents each: 4OS L street. between 4thAnd
Ok0 9t[e0t9 0Ort0WeSI Nla.3We
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Mrs. LOGAN BErTER.-Mrs. Logan was able to
SIT UP In her room to-day, but was still suffering
great deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-03

Mrs. CLEVELAND expects to be absent about
ten days or two weeks The President has made
no plans for a vacation in the immediate future
He may go away for short trip, however, some
time this month
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BOARDING,
BOOKS, &c.

WANTED-A FEW TABLE, BoARDERs, AT III
w l3tA 81 NV au2-3t'
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a Wife's Plea Denied.
SHE PETITIONS TO HAVE HER HUSBAND vonnypnrS

THE CAR SOUNDS THE ANKER-The car recently
sounded the alneer OF BOkhara as 20 whether his
subjects would assist Russia In the event Of war
The aIneer replied That his subjects were Moslems
and would rebel II he assisted Russia procla.
nation or The ear has been posted on the gates
OF sanarcand promising that Russia will not ia.
terfere With the Turkomans and Usebeks prv,.
yided Russian troops are allowed free passage
through the country.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to owen j.
Nugent, or Alexandria, and Bertha Hall; Joseph
Smallwood and Cecilia Hughes; George Howard
Richardson and Mamie Marshall; Frank Rest and
Annie StOughton; w. c. Crawley, OF GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, and Jennie Killings OF Philadelphia; Harry
7. Gibson and Elizabeth Baker, OF Baltimore, Md;
Jerry Grandson and Harriet Grandson.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE-GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE-STOCK
u fixtures. good VIII of notion store furniture for
ale piano first-class order VIII De sold cheap
925 II - au3-2ts
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The PRESIDENT OF COSTA RIGA ON BOARD THE
JUN1ATA.-Commander Geo. I. Davis, commanding
the L. S. s. Junata, reports to the Navy Depart
ment from Corinto Nicaragua, July Is, that the
president OF Costa Rca arrived at that port on
that date on the Pacific mail steamer from the
south. When the steamer entered the harbor the
costa R1can flag was Saluted with twenty-one
guns by the Juntata. The president was officially
received on board the Junata with his suite. His
visit was with reference to the settlement Of the
boundary line between Nicaragua and Costa Rica
The port was healthy and the crew would be given
liberty